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Sample agricultural UI, available for free under BSD license

Beautiful technical UIs

We create graphical user interfaces with Qt for embedded devices, striving to combine technical usability with beautiful design.

Our software runs on agricultural machines, healthcare devices and others.

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About us

Edelhirsch Software

Our company

Edelhirsch Software GmbH was founded in 2019 by Peter Hartmann in Munich (Germany), after having worked with and on Qt since 2007. Before, he held several roles as employee at Trolltech (acquired by Nokia) and as a freelancer working for Qt-based automotive UIs.

2022 and 2025 the company was granted a research allowance (Forschungszulage) from the German Federal Ministry of Resarch, Technology and Space. Forschungszulage

Our services

Our services

We focus on implementing technical user interfaces on embedded devices, using C++, Qt and the QSkinny library. Our biggest customer is using QSkinny as a base for their agricultural UI, spanning multicle vehicles and brands. Our toolkit contains free controls like sliders, gauges and speedometers, and we have more than 10 years of experience writing custom-made technical HMIs.

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Our customers

Fendt
Zeiss
eGym

Blog posts

A taxonomy of modern user interfaces

A taxonomy of modern user interfaces

Modern design systems like Google's Material 3 or Microsoft's Fluent 2 create new requirements for UI toolkits like Qt and QSkinny.

Fendt QSkinny UI demo

Fendt QSkinny UI demo

A demo of the UI written with QSkinny for the latest Fendt tractors.

Classifying brain tumors with machine learning

Classifying brain tumors with machine learning

This blog post shows the findings of a brain tumor classification problem, which was conducted for the talk "Machine Learning in medicine" for the [ENEA 2020 conference](http://enea2020.com/) (the yearly conference of the [European Neuroendocrine Association](https://eneassoc.org/)).

QSkinny - A new approach for a QtQuick framework

QSkinny - A new approach for a QtQuick framework

A talk at the Qt World Summit 2019 in Berlin (#QtWS19).